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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12

Bray 4 Davidson, groceries for Mrs Leary
Bray 4 Davidson, groceries for Mrs. Chap
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
Southern States, 3,534,0l7

C. H. ALLEN CLeavenworth, Kan.),
son Edwin, two years Of age, afflicted
with cEtTenae case Of bTtght's
disease, and the doctors GAGE him
up. By the advice OF the DOCTORS
wife, began the use of Warmers SAFE
Cure, and after taking seven bottles he
is PERFECTLY sveH and has had no
relapse.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
San Francisco,

J.. @. ELK1NS (Elkinsviile, N. c. SUI
fered for ten years from Gg'are!, which
attacked him every sic months.
He lost As pounds in three months, and
his strength was nearly gone. After
thorough Ba use ss9 o. Ma m .m SEE AT ; nia1e ns
I eUer sOGs, after using fourteen
bottles"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12

Detr0lt, 646,564.
MRS. THOs. SCHMIDT wife of the
Vice-Consul of Denmark, 60 Wall St.,
New York; reported that her little son
after an attack of DiphtAes'itic Sore
Throat eight years ago, was afflicted
with Bright's Disease in advanced
form; by the advice of Gent. Chris
tiansen, of Drexel, Morgan 4 Co.,
Bankers, New York, she prescribed
Warmers SAFE Cure, with the consent
Of the physicians, and reports, "t!ie
physicians say that he will DC per-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12

Providence, 1889.
EX-GOv. T. G. ALVORD Syracuse,
N. W in 1884 began running d0sUn
with General Debility, accom-
panied with O sense of weight in the
lower part of the body, with . feverish
sensation and q general giving out of
the whole organism. Was in serious
condition, confined to his bed much
of the time. After q thorough treat
mert with Warmers SAFE Cure he
says: clam completely restored
to health by it's means"
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
Upper white.

March the iirsi-a lamb.
Tobboganiag has reached the Upper
White.
Coal Creek school closes about the
first Of March.
A band Of seventy-iive elk passed up
Coal Creek last week. consequently our
lardcrs are all full.
Hawn can bc seen almost any day
driving adashing fonr-in-hand breaking
the roads and bronchos at the same
time.
A certain old lady Of the Upper White
river says IN Meeker gets "a railroad she
may possibly ride on it. but they will
never get her on that "taiawag."
MAY blossom.
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S'HsSsosAl.

DIR. Gardiner has gone to Maytel! on
professional service.
II. II. Leonard returned from the
East last Saturday evening.
Sheriff Tom Morgan Of i,oa,, county,
was In the metropolis Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Collom Of Axial.
were In the city las, Saturday aud sun
day.
James II. kcnnicott. after a severe
illness issi...: for several days last week.
Is out again.
The whole so,ilcd and genial John
Weldon Of Pic--ancc. was circulting
among his Mcckrr friends this week.
William A. Keller departed for Lend
willie Monday 10 look after sotnc busi'
ness interests that demand his ni,ci,.
ton.
DIR. Thornton has Ronc East IN a
b,isiness trip. The doctor will 10 alb
sent about . month. llc will br &C
companiesi GA his return To Mrckrr by
Nrs. Thosntm.
Mr. Major will leave Monday morn
Ing for six weeks trip To tho Pacific
Coast Mr. II. has not i<cn enjoying
tho lest of health lately aud think,
the sunny cline Of san Gabriel Vailc,
will benefit him greatly.
A party composed Of Fred $. Elliott
Lcmnrl l.. Breeze and W. ". Way.
man. Of fampa. passed through town
yesterday for Glcnwood. Mr.. Elliot,
goes 10 the Springs To prove up" and
the other gentlemen arr his witnesses.
". $. Taylor and George l.. iicu were
IN from Axial in the early par; of tile
week. Mr.. licts has lately been suffer
ing from u trouble In one of his arms
that. In some respects. rc.cmblc,i cry
sipelas. and he consulted Dr. Gardner
about the matter.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
STATG NEWS.

The temperance question is becoming
quite lively In the Legislature.
James Comstock, an old aud respected
citizen OF Georgetown, is dead.
Charles Fielding. an ex-Coroncr of
Lake county, was badly frozen while
trying to cross the range from Aspen "a
L-adville afoot lately. lie had narrow
escape from death.
A freight train on the Denver and
Rio Grande broke in two OH the I'D ult.
at Castle Rock, and the rear portion be-
coming unmanageablc on down grade.
wrecked two engines and several freight
ears.
G. B. Elliott. an old and highly
esteemed citizen of Idaho Springs, died
on the 9th ult. in the sixty ninth year
of his age. lie is well known in Gilpin
and Clear Creek counties, having re-
sided there since 1861.
j. w. Howard, a prominent school
teacher OF Leadville, and John Murphy
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
$4,000 REwARp.

We have lost from our range onfhitc
River one gray :ycar-old Normakslai.
lion. one hip siigh'iy knocked doJ un.
branded nj the time he WAS or
stolen. las: September. Also hay
mare about II years old. brandt I.
on lcf, thigh and dim - left
shoulder. Our own brand Is N y left
thigh or shoulder. or ! on left high.
and think we have lost a few u of
horses at the same time the S,alli Was
taken. We will pay 5000 for 10 ma.
ton that will lead TO the recovery, the
Stallion, and $1,000 more II IN hicf
can lie caught and convicted.
MEDIATION 4 DnEIvtss
MEKKKR. Colo. Feb. ~. 1ss,.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

a well-known lawyer there, hal = setto
on Friday afternoon OF Last week.
Howard fired three shots. but Murphy
ran too fast and escaped being hit.
The executive committee u the Ma
tionai Editorial association lave de-
cided To hold the Denver mttting Oh
/ September q. Charles a. Danl Is to Ike
invited to deliver the GRAFTON. W. E.
Pabor. secretary Of the association, was
chosen n poet.
Ex-Governor John W. Jenk &s died
at Denver on the 10Th ult. he was
prominent In the history Of blorado
during territorial days and all since
II became State. lie was sbointed
Secretary OF Colorado by esident
Grant In 1874. and assumed tin{ duties
Of the Office us well rs that q acting
Governor In credible manner.
The Colorado Midland kailr CON-
pany seem determined To tinis,s Us road
by the time specified In tho i,rart.
and To that end are using all tlH Hnodern
appliances for rapid work. NJ brial Is
also being received daily and p)d up In
their yards near Colorado Springs,
where they already have thTee ndred
new ears on their tracks, besidS drver;,l
engines. Track laying Is pr'p ssing
rapidly. the weather In that lodSy he-
Ing very favorable. II Is expettG that
ai the end Of the winter 81 " Il tenad
guage will bc running into L9ttiile.
and soon thereafter into this s<s ~.
John Rcis. who has been on y for
some time past at Aspen. for tcblnur.
der Of Franz rnucar. was scHtnkd To
the pcnitcntiary for life. eixny
months before his trial lie had - M
ol,edicnt and docile prisoner. kftrr
he got boistrrous and profanc bkl had
10 bc manncl.i and placed In tun-
geon. After receiving sentence u ado
the startling statement tha; II ~ had
killed l.ounsbcrry. an even, wkh has
been mystery 10 AsIenites Ice It's
occurrence Ia July iss!a l, Ii b gen.
crai belief. however, that Reis ',nmit-
ted the deed. and his incarccoDon nj
Canon will likely serve doablslrrnsc.
When the counties Of Delta xAAloat-
rose counties were formed out { Gun.
nison county they each assume their
share of the existing debt. accoing to
the amount Of taxable prcpertvvithin
their respective limits- By rcck sur
yrys In defining the boundary Us be-
tween the new counties. II aps<A that
strip Of land seven miles ve was
taken from Delta county. This x,nty
having assumed and paid on b In
,iebtetincss of this strip now Rs to
recover the amount - paid. Gpilson
officials refuse 10 allow the clal and
suit will In instituted IN the btrics
court 10 recover the sum. jhich
amounts TO several thousand dolDk.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
Nosice for Publication.

LAND UFF FTIE nj
GLgSwoop SPRINGS. Colo. Jan. 81. isc.. I
NOTiCE-Is hereby given that the following
AN named settler ha. flied notice of his intcn-
claim, aud that said pr,of will bc made be-
forc the ltcvi.tcr and Iccciycr. nj GlcDwood
Springs. Colorado. ON Maryh -. 1881. Mt II
o'clock. ~. m. VIZ: J. W. MG'1ckcn OF
Mcckrr. Ciariicld county, Colo. on his amended
=. 4. d. :. No. 20. 4. l. s.. for the So y ne !.
n x Sc i and sw y SO y sec -. TIP ], N. H. VI,
". 9Th 4. ~.
He name. tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Cf. said land. viz: \. &. Kendall aud j. u. Mott
of Gicnwui Springs. Colo. and =. A. johnson
and Z. u. Brcthcrton OF Meckcr. Colorado.
=. J. DELAN. Hcgi.tcr.
First Pub Feb le-fast March ~. ISL
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GLGCTsoN NOTICE.

To the qualified electors oe uhlowu
Meckrr. Garneh county. C&asso
notice is hereby given that ta,e Vaa'
election for Mayor aud nvc Tstees
for the town Of Mcckcr. Garfield chty
Colorado. will br held Mt tho o8 ot
the Gregory Stables. In said ioS on
Tuesday the 5,b day Of April. D.
1897. W. II. CLAIR
&. u. TuAyEn, stae,
l.ccouicr.
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Nss,ee for s.us,,-.s,.a.
land OFFICE AT

GtGNwoop SPRINGS, Colo. fch. 4 is.1.
NUTicE-i- hereby ri,r, 'hs, The fuiiDs inr
A\ns'nc-i settler has hi.,i nctlc- of his iui.'n'
clrifn. anil that s-j pr,of VIII H. nls'i- IT,
fosr the Register and Hc--i,-r nj Gl-nvcs-i
Springs. Colorado. On April 81 i.-,. At 10
GARFIELD County. Colorado. on hi. y. u. u. =.
Ne. :. Ttc Indian Series. for the sw y n" =
and y 81 4 &C .:and nv !. ne !. $50 e Tp !.
y. u ~ ". eth T.. ".
Tie nsns- the following wiine--c. to prove
his c.,ntinupu. residence upon. snd cultivation,
j. ". Wolfe and -. itirrh. ali II Mcckcr. Oar.
rsli c'riniy. Colo.
sd. prfts. iirsistcr.
IYirst pub Narrh Last April 2. ls-.l
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Nss,rr tor susssess,ou.

GfESwoop srnISgs. Colo. Fcb. -. is-'.
NOTICE !. hereby given that tho following
~ named settler ha. Mel notice Of hi. intcf,.
tor. tn make nuai proof In support ~ his claim.
and that .aki prupf will t-- tna'- beiur- the
Register and itstrivcr. Mt Gicnwr--i springs.
Colo, ou April 81. 1es.. at 10 o'clnck n. M.
via: John Jewrtt. Of Nc-kcr, Grrf,cld county.
Colorado. on hi. T.. =. II. \. No. ~. Ute Indian
xcriss, for the ~ 4 ne Y go !, ne y and lots
and . ssr u. Tp I. n. II. - ". eth =. ".
nc name. the following Witnesses to prove
his cvntinuou. residence upon. and cultivation
cf. .aid land. via; A. prrJuc, John VI. Wolfe.
r. v. Ncrp-y and y. Martin. all of Nc~krr.
Usrficd county. Colorado.
=. j. DEt.AS. Register.
trIr,t pub March s-Iast April .. I.s.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
a chia-.. Philosopher .. ,r,,-..


a handsome woman is dangcru..
a woman has neither love nor espect
for the man she can rule.
A woman who is not jealous OF her
husband is not in love with him.
Nine cases out of ten when a voma,,
says she hates man she Is in lore with
him.
n woman will confess to almost any
thing but 10 the fact that she Is s-owina
old and ugly. 7
The devil is never as black a, he il
painted. and woman is never n. IN.
nocent as she appears.
If you want To keep woman's love
keep up a slight but steady fljrtatisr
with her most hated rival.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
ESTRAY.

One sorrcl mare. IL years old, anSd Sd
8 = on left shoulder; also ~ "a IA
shoulder and hip. Ono bay ifs)v. 5
years old. star in forehead aud o. white
hind foot, and branded 9 Q right
shoulder and 8 on right hip. SEQ will
bc paid to anyone delivering u, same
at Meeker to II. II, Lro,,un
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
No,,r- for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At

LAND OFFICE At
GLrSwooD SPRINGS. Colo. Jan. .. lsss
NOTICE IL bcrvb, given that the following.
~ named settler has nl~t notice uf his In
tcntion '" max. i'nal proof in support OF hi.
forp the Hcsi-tcr and Rccciyrr. nj Glcnwc,sl
springs. Colorado. on Marrh :. iss.. at 10
o'clork y. m, viz. rr,-i =. Elliott. Of yampa,
Colorado. on his Prc. u. y. No. 40, Central
CITY scricsi for the = !, Of sw Y OF ser =. and
n u Of nv y -.c II. Tp d. n. u. pi. W 9Th y. ".
He sncs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uprp. rnI cultivation
NJ. .aid land. viz: John Mack. lrrnucl l..
Ibrccsc. W. W. wsyman. Thomas Cariin and
Colorado.
e. Dri.AS. Register.
trIrst pub Jan .p-fast March 4. ISL
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
sss.,sLASn nircss Horsc

There will ls meeting Of the Ugh.
land Ditch company OH SasSiay.
March Il. iss7. at . o'clock p. M. / II.
&. Rocks ranch. Every mcmleS re.
qnes'c,i TO he present. i,y order.
AD SNrTiI
1bre~iskt
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

A petition MAS gotten up Thursday
afternoon for the purpose OF dispensing
with the services Of the City Marshal
and calling on the Town Council 10 de-
vote the salary paid the Marshal Ia the
buliiin. OF sidewalks. The petition Is
being numcrousi, signed.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

ATTENTION. sToCxnxN.

The annual meeting OF the White
River Stock Growers Association will
lie held at Meeker on April 5th, 1851.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year and other important business will
be acted on. All members OF the AS
sociation are requested To be present.
A. j. GREGORY,
President.
MggKEn, March 3. 1851.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
Ctsy Osur Stare,

For drugs. medicines, paints, books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
Held glasses, artist. materials. musical
goods. etc. etc. 60 or scnd your orders
to Dr. T.. siuycr. Rawlins. Wyoming.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

China Jim has received lot Of plain
and fancy silk handscrch!cfs and line
Grape nhawls from China. and Is selling
them nj reasonable prices. Call and see
Jim nj the Meekcr hotel
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

Contrary 10 the expectations OF a
good many prophets waisons new
store building. thrown out Of plumb
during thc roocni wind storms. VA,
pu, back In It's proper place Monday.
John A. Nicholas bossei the job.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

After successfully operating on the
Watson. bu!li!ng. John 4. Nicholas
ended up the week by taking the kink
os,t ~ n. sand.fson building. The
building is now plumb and held In place
by three iroa strinscrs aud Is per-
fcctiy SAFE.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
rnr Grss.r, .s.Als..

II YOU want your horses WILL fed
and property taken caro- II call nj the
stables Of Mcs.rs. Gilmore Il Randall.
The Gregory Stablcsar ccn,craiiy loca-
ted and prices reasonable. Give the
Gregory n call.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
Ovuz., ss-sI I.1 1.-., S,sr.

You can get anything you want In
tho drug line a, J. W. Husns X Co. IS.
who arc now carrying n full line
Of drugs, medicines. oils. paints. and
In fact sver,thing pertaining to tho
drug business.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
A@ 0a0ulry.

MEEKgR. March s. 1887.
viii the City Council please tell the
city taxpayers the amount Of taxes col.
lccted. and for what purpose the money
has been expcndedy Respectfully,
a TAXPAYER.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

". r. liesienberg has located n
ranch ON Upper Flag creek und Is erect
ing comfortable house on the same.
Mr.. II. will make the sod fly about the
first OF April.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

The pigs that ARE running around
OH the streets are becoming quite u
nuisance. Can't the town authorities
sec to II that the porkers are penned.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

A squaw came Ia town last Sunday
wearing AN American costume. 1t WAS
plainly visible that sh. WAS not skilled
In wearing the new dfcss. ns she had
put the hustle on In front.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

wc received no news this week from
Denver regarding the Lincoln county
bill. Amendments 10 the bill are
delaying II In the llouse. Next
week will about tell whether wc will
reside In Lincoln county In future or
remain la Garfield county for another
two VcaSu.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
rr....v, ..a Ss...s rss,,.r.

J. W. llugus have displayed oa their
counters choice stock Of Elgin Cream
ely and fresh ranch butter. The latter
II from the ranch Of II. Z. Smith. and
further Recommendation |. unnc ccsHsry.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
Kelly Sci. ~ tss.ws..

Angelica. Port. Sherry, Old Tom Gin
and Imported Gin, wholesale only. nj
T. Il. watson's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
J. ~. Dswxus 4 60,

Have Just received full linc Of garden
~cds. Also alfalfa. miilc,. white clover
and lawn grass, etc.
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Need Oaes,

II. q. Smith has left nj J. ". Hugu
h Co.'S sou pounds Of seed oats u
8 cents per ID cash.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
rhss... .. wAs.os

Offers ut wholesale only. onc ear load oi
tho finest brands Of liquors ever offered
In Western Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

Whiskies, Gins. French Cogniac and
Hennescy Brandy, Blackberry Brandy,
at wholesale, at Watsons.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
lIoaaira LIuuor. a, Nb.,,~,..

Al T. ID. Wa,son's. consisting Of fine
WHISTLES. Absynth. Angostun. S..
Julien. Clarc.. IIcnnesey. :Lstar
Brandy. Assorted Cordinls and Cham.
paigncs.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

The bottom has been knocked out OF
the sleighing season.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

Tho highest price paid for county war
rants nj J. ". Hugus \ Cos.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

Subscriptions taken on any paper in
United States at publishers prices u,
Houston'a.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

n~rcsss sron tho bridge prcxnesiicaic
nice lit;ir row brewing between Con.
tractor Graycrock and Charley Perkins
proprietor of tic White River Stag,
line. As TO the nature Of the trouble
We arc unable Ia learn bu, believe II Is
III connection with the construction OF
i.ir new bridge.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

Are we going to have sidewalks
Well. We hope -.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

Another fresh lot OF candles, just re
ceivesi, at j. v. Houston's.
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Giveit OneTrial
j. w. WEIGH.
Chris
BATH HOUSE
Barber Shop.
Hot. Cold, Shower and vapos
Baths
No,,c. Tor Publication.

Notice Tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE At
GLENwoop SPRINGS. Colo. Jan. ~. 1885,.
NDTlCF-Is hereby given that the follow inp
4 named settler has fle-i notice of h's intcn-
ton 10 make final proof In s,iptsprt of his
claim. and that said prof will bc made before
the Register and Receiver. Mt Glcnwo,-i
springs. Colnn,io. on Narrh ~. is-,. at IL
Colorado, on his Pre-. u. :. No. gl Ute Series.
i.r the .is NV y inc u sw u NV Y -c 1, s,r ~,
Tpg.S. X. VI W. 9Th +. ".
He names the following witnesses to prpye
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of. said lnnd. via: Reuben Oldlart, W. n
OF Mcckcr. Garfield county. Colo.
y. J. Dg1.sS, Register.
tFirst Pub Feb 5-fszt Mar u, Issil
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

longer without sidewalks. II the town
government does not want To build side
walks then the owners OF houses ON
Main street should follow the example
set by Mr.. Thomas Is. Watson and lay
sidewalks at their private expense. But
irst OF all the city should establish II
uniform grade, 80 the sidewalk in front
Of each house will not be high In front
Of one house and low In front OF mn
other. Ons thing the city should do,
and that Is. dig or plow u gutter on the
south side Of Main street from Fourth
to Sixth streets. This would allow the
water to run of and thereby keep the
sidewalk dry.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05
Nosiec for Publication.
LAM pgt-trp A.

LAND OFFICE AT
utKNwoop srRiSas. Colo. Feb. q. Is<,.
NOTfCE-is hereby given Tim, tho f,,l,o-,,u
=. nancd settler has filed noticr ~ hjs intcn.
~" ,',1,, :" max. iinal proof in support of his
t'.,,, "', W." UNI sail proof will bc made b,.-
springs. colorado. on April q. iss1, at 10 o'clock
1n,",.,m y IN. nm; James N. kcnnlcott, Of Mccker,
i'a"", in'',.s, on his r. y. =. No. iM ute
20 W. 9Th =. NJ NV w. - ~. ~
Nj, nc ,,.u naine- the following witnesses TO prove
~, .niu wv, rc.idcncc upon. and cultivation
~ s"w,!uss, w., y. W. Wolfe and Henry Gicsler. Mi
VI "eekcr, Garfield co,nty, Colorado.
tFirtt pub Feb ~ lssi-isst Mar p. sssSi
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

Fresh California Oranges. u, uous-
tons.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

The even, which casts Its shadow
before" is The ball 10 bc given on st.
Patrick day, under the auspices Of the
Corn-, Dand. The arrangements com.
m,i,ec are Mrssrs. Craig. Buchan and
Houston. and scarcely needs more than
y reference. rs the reputation Of the
Band In :. ell established,
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

The movement started some time
ago on Pice.ance to organize a school
district for that section is making slow
progress. Pice-ance should not only
have one but two school districts. The
creek Is forty.tye miles long and with
the numerous side creeks and .ulches
Is thickly settled. There are at icas,
twenty children Of the school age" on
Pice-ancc. 10 the necessity Of schools Is
evident and the people down there
should keep the matter moving until
they get what they ARE entitled 10.
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'ST.PATRICK'S DAY
3 A IL.
Thursday Evening. March II,
TO lie GIVEN ny
the MEEKER
CORNET BAND.
Tickets. Sl.oo.

Oranges ut Houstons'.
e
Apples and Oranges ut Houston's.
Diaries for 1881 Mt j. V. llouston's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

Fresh Calafornip Figs at Houston /.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

\ fciend Of Charley wcrdcnhoG s. In
Mcck.r. received u letter from that
gentleman ,l'e other day which con.
tanned the welcome ncws-;o Charlie, X
many friends in this busg-that he had
struck 1t" In an Oregon mining camp.
We did not learn how much Charley
sold his claim for. but understand he
81; nice little "wad' for the prospect.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

Up To last evening nothing was dcnni'nly
known on the division question. Our people
don't car- much ~aeh way the question Is
decided. Many seem Ia think that II the i--o-
pie over gu white river cur- To burden them
..,lves with a ieb,. with ii,ii. rr".tsvis of
paying II. they nr- ~-lecm. To ii--srh".
The Echo man need not worry himself
oser how We are going to pay OF the
debt In case the county Is divided. We
will wipc out the deb, without any
grumbling.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

We call the attention Of our readers
TO the professional card Of DIR. l.. T.
Bamber. liz Is the only dentist OF
Bear river. with headquarters at Axial
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

MEgKrn, March 3, 1851.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

1t is becoming more and more an.
parent that we cannot get along much
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-05

\ surprise party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Ryan Of Pice-ancc. by
their neighboIs one evening last week.
The party was In every way a genuine
surprise TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan. Every
body had n good time. Notwithstanding
the, were just a ''lce,le Bit crowded.
Andy SAYS the next time the folks get
mp surprise they want 10 drop HIM the
faintcst kind of a hint.